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THA.T(«mi.S MAN FROM BOSTON
TOWN.
Ajr nm. OF OBXOOX.
T«R.«*llac*lnilMa kmsd » fair
tt(Aa»a KMd to aw:
tei HMk aad abondattt hair
^ ^ witdwry!
Crthv ^ a wttte fum;
Tlmeleotlwe kept lietWefrom faarm;
M b liimilC c«Me <M the UQ;
_n«tatW*B9eliBd tana. load lMlknrii«
Tin HwiiHiL HUM iiiiiiL, load md ArOL
_ A i i a ^ i S s adairffiB M j t h iK
lOMte bolh tliat IxweiedSe Mad
i U l M d S a liliH from ttw kiid.
latUrdjoliKinaiL &oan
n o i l far and ttaMw Bostoa town.
Hiiawaett—<lwmw. wsaotgwiw.
aMfchBeMdaxcookasMa^wbrom
te^ Mn aet foot on
n t o M t t aMrai tit OnioB.
. InltanKrBw
Bqite nan.
HwariBdyVI,
a s ^ j E s r -
n a A0Qk witli coidL
terliriow;
pttkatiwaaw.
E ^ wMa^rfa^ Mcta
taadoMaiiStt^ <
• lhar U t i S a B i itai rn.
^jvmrnrjouatfarotberSm wightwti*
nVK-Mhad widMiQdedlwd,
ifcokeTflM^ faOinttie fkea
; np^AAMDOdttidiML
Stow, t p S
•Cerao^aaU:
laadtBiiMdkiahMA.
mr
lyw
l«ad wteeladMidllteaa
r.t^SWtiaiidfrdL
i t t t c i r;
t t o k m r
• J W i d .
wiabet. I knew that Edith Nortls lored
me as she conid lov« no other. .
To drown these feelinga I tamed to
that moat common antidote, d r i^
Bat instead of telndng or ben^mMng
myfMings cm iUa occasion t]i« a j ^ t s
only seemed to increase mj frsn^^ and
when the bridal party started for the
little frame church I was premv^ to
commit any oatrageoos act W ^ ng
diracdy into the place in the rear of
tlte bridal party I took my place nn-oheerred
amone the spectetota. the
pastor had barely commenced the cere-moqy
when I stepped boldly op to the
isH and made a mud protest against the
proceedings. -
Edit]^ tremUing with fright, seised
the arm of her intended hosted, who,
with a sitperdlioas smile on his face,
Seemed to Tiew tny interference wit& the
otniMt indifference. This iroidcal treat-ment
infariated m^ Already ieTeral.^of
the s e n i«eseat were prep srii^ to fwH-bly
eject me from the place at the insti-gation
of Norris.
In an instant my two hands held two
n n i r m and I had odered all hands
down.
At this instant Edith feU fainting ii
B d l r »
in
one of the bystanders' ums and I re-placed
my pistols and wslked oat of the
place.
An hoar afterward I leanied tiiat I
had mnrdetad the woman IIoTed. What
lud been-mistaken for * mere fidnting
At proved to hare been paralysis of tlw
besit.
Sandiy threats of vengeance reached
my ears, but as I was callous to theni,' I
Edith was iMd
awi^ in l£e aniet baiying ground of
Ladweira Lanaing.
The night foUoinng that day I did
what for the last few days I V d not
done, owing to nerroos excitement; I
slept
Fezhi^ an hoar had^psed wben I
commenced to draam., smisatiims
were such as to defy despriptioni I wu
in some charael hodae of the dead. Cof-flos
Wete^rangedlq jgnin Older idl'a^nnd
'me. Soaae sMmaw tasiinct gi^AM tae to
one. I k a e l ^ b ^ li, wbd s o M o ^ I
'bewd* ciy.ajBsweriog t»inyoir»lBB«P9t-
-ation. In an instant the thin 4etA
rvas severed by my ready knifd and into
,mjr 'dad & the sadtnmjbiiigk ofUie
Awakiiq; from this stnin2e':drtai& .1
trsittelrl motiised that it was onlf e l ^
o'dodc. Diaggiiq; <m my clouMC Me-
<tettioKlly. I west down stdrs to lAd-well^
i room. The doctor i m la and
bnsv smokii^ and reading the paper.
HeiookedataeasI mterM tbe room,
and then coatinued readiiw his paper.
"I«dwdl,»*id 1, 'le^you e w aor
fliwtica^ aeaM of^te-mortemlrariiar
that lhave
• •
as sprang toward the hoiae'a head
ana called onns to surrender.
In an instant the liorse sprang for-ward
and we were dadiing tf ong throogb
the darkness at a pac^ whidi soon out-distanced
our parsaera, who were on
foot ,
'That Is the matter widi being too
sure.^ said Ladwell as we slacked up at
the end of our first mile to listen if we
were being followed.
There was no indication of it
No one knew tiie roads in that locality
better tium ourselves.
Once ortmcel asked Ladwell what
he intended doing.
"•Leave it to me," was his answer.
At the end of an hoar we. were again
safe in Ladwell's back yard, the hoise
st||iled and our preciens burden stretched
tipon the sofa In LadJiriBll'spxiTOte room,
we had eackped t>y a mingle.
We had now to appeal to our last re-sooroe.
Ladwell was afinn belieTer in
the virtues of the magnet Not the
slightest s^nptomof life rewarded our
minute examination. Still Ladwell
seeoM hopeful I had drifted into the
deepest despondent. Hie battery was
just placed in motion wh^n the fiist
streak of dawn stole througii the blinds.
Through them also appened a .haman
face.
There was a sound of tramping feet
proaching the door, and we both knew
that probridy our last hour had come. '
There ia » kind of Mbunal populu
among the denizens the West which
l»ooks ho delay.
Judge Lnch speedily decided upon
the merits <tt our ease. It was » men
matter of ad jnating tiie rope.
But the Sentence waa never executed.
WUlethe dread work of preparation
IHOCeeced scicnce was performing its
wonderful'mission.
Instead of the hi^mn coid arouaj
niy neck the arms of Bmth Konis were
twined. Retribotion is swift and Use
restitation. We were married 09 thib
where the sentience of dratii shoidd
ive bedi «&etated,'ud t 4 ^ y tiiere is
only one dector.it LadweU% Xandii^g. It
is LadwelL—iRw Tori Jfereurg.
Si t '
ve
lliere iain GOifcago* wee bitof
aixyeaa:of:S{^ vrho eaa convenein e ii
languages! Yet she ia nota^i^lsyaoiC
do her pkmts maintuh. thi^' ste ,.is-.
A l t h i n g ie'innoM tim poiiil^tiies'iit
flaslwWthewiSk .
limeOonUtneCohh^iiw^^^ Ohi^
cage six yean ngo. Her. father ia Ger-man,
in charge of a achool of luyjaages
hen, and her mothnr ia Frencli. iPro^
feiior a^d Mme. Oohn apeak ne^y all
the Cootiaental bngnages, ai^ thdr
dao^iter comes hataral^ by her l^ti^^
mate ^ t She has v ^ little in-straetToi^;
in fact, her father has never
glveii her aerioiu attention iatihe a^itter
oflaiigiiages»thongfa.]»lM^giviaeh«
laawv aone. ngo^ in
Xhetr Bodies iBin^lined in^^Hoikey
•nd'-naoed on tlM FniieriLl PyM
Amid JoIIia<»tioa.
"Here js a note.from t^e Police Inspe^
tor to say that a .deceased Phoongyee
is to be burned this afternoon a,t a village
near here, and offering to take under hU
protection any of us .•nrbo- care to go."
Th&.late-Banday "breakfiust gpii^
on at a little detachinent at a small sta-tion
near the frontkn- of ~Bntish Burduih,'
and one of the rarty lobk^ iip from the
note .which hra jH^t l ^ p brought It
so happened that non^pf us£id.eTer
witoewM this cercmonA^^ych is madij
s great function £y the pleasure-loving
Burmese; a» we all decided to go, and
ordered car ponies for tiie hour.named-in
the Police vntilah's note.' two'
o^dock "we are aH: in the eadaie and
.cantering toward tiie villaaer .where t^;
ceremony wai to take pliic^ . As w<fr
neai^ it we saw. «n » Imie hill tthicli
roae above tl;ec(mecti^(^lHit^°aclustef
of smjUiemples wh^etre tij^ PhoongyeeS
lived, one of whora late members was |he
objert of to-day's gathering.
The Phoongvees correspond in some
imrticulm w . u the mcmks ef old... They,
live together in thevicimty of the tem-ples
to ni^di they are attached; they
teach the children to read and write,
and.give them spiritual injection as
welL eeveral children being broug^ up
by them altogether, serving as acolytes
in theteipiiple^; they_ take a vow of celi-bacy
a woman,
iT^ fad which is carried by the littie
DOT who attends on them, bat,-ofcour8ei
only the yciy strict ones- are scrapulous
to avoid meeting a wotnan's glance..
Each morning certain of them ^ out
from their dwelling (whldi is atwhyaa
Uttie distance from- the town or viU^Jk
to bonect'fheir food for the day from me
duuit^eifcir'they'live altoged^.oa
almfc Budi carries.« hu:g6.JaiijiiBt 'jar
wlA irUd,aBd pa^.a.-hqu^a^O]^'
bat do^ not turn towa^4tVa wopuin
conite out with perhaps a JmwI ftjff 'pT
rice; the Phooi^ee averts Ks head and
tikiM off tlie tidof his jar,into wUch tho
woBMUi empties the rice; without a wOfd
^flha^b or duvDging the stolid expr^
sionoihuiat^'he
wUl get mote xicej OT
orcpiec^ of iiah.
^eretttmetQtiie moi
Imn coikcti^d ia
mon mm).
HA Pfaoongyee «l
; and hliheadia
liis^ai^a-r^marked ooatnst t«
tliefr hair,;
IN'Bif
n^iikathM
for the com<
to ilvt
se a
^hwiiien
lie idr cumni
tn n ^ w a
bo toward th»i
a< r s t ^ e n d ki
<MsssnryaaBen(£t>oten,ofWealenran
vMB.wlrfcfa wiin IMi KC
i & j l ^ J t ^ S i ^ e r ^ a s s o ^
..Warailwiiv
Sew Haven
he was hit
tereis^dRtoa
91 that H'
ibbn'
Kivtfl' .two
due
(Gblhcettdi
M Kafcooflsee,
mn mtou tiM
l ^ e ^ U o o m s .
^ ^ stages,
to the^jpataie
aiid':
J»y ^
n i ^ w i s t v l
the jit Constantim^
W'ghiag/aizteea;teos,
£b t^e form of a tree wiilixlijb^
irrels lodged in its
flo<wors, an open book, and a
ef music at the base, ia a cariosity
Ohio.
—JwLjOtt, of •^DenVer, has a cbliec-
V vdfom^ven hundred fens, no tw*
which cie alike. They a r o o f . g^
;»sn,j st<%l, India rubber a ^
iaVof allsiVescand ahapei^anq fjxr
^ f ^ t i o n embraces specimens from idl
Sj^lenioXliie g l i ^ ' . ^^
I' up^lar error is in. the use of the.
• VocoitroM". whiqli* bojtapical an-
- UTRo, aheiltb^: 'Voco-jiut''
ig spelling-Is-eharged upon Dr.
who 1» said w r cbofii^
"c6co-Bot'» with ^!cocoa,»*
is a ctoous fiict^ean an exdiange,
' iTfW^peppas yoH qiqpt
- V^^eiwTp^ is > HcWi^,
number in the city about 120,000^
thel» wealth and inteUtgence,
evee pi^nired politic^ly-as a party,
lid 'Asert a very BiriiiMt.if .nat.uea^
mik, w loia^lHiofe.
en^ tlM AttbMistan city wbtieih 8g
so ifr^eiistera .dlnpat<^4i% wat
hX tke FtaniaoMn th» 10th
to m s i t u r t i*
avttlect: " W l u i t C ^ a w d WkatCmt-aot
Make « WomM Happj.
! Tboc. "Skt that itwM f»p?«Miirs U daM
fhth tkt UmM.»
( Tbeed'tor ot a Boston, aaw8{iapar a Caw
aco wrale,adaBg.Mi tfaa tena tram-r^
WlMtiiaeTSklto happiaenr awl
tfaHiaajitneMblithe ddaC aim of Ufcl?
unrer was: "IMr road to hqipinMa b
neoaKnaaaaaffart saaka otiteta higK^
iVdsia^iiaKA^
Xy frteda. yon, ail wai
^M torah^agrwmaey
hithSeSS* ^^meTyoa fed
inmat Yoa know aawcil as<
wbatitiat^bedeprMaad. Aadark shadows
jKinetimes fall a m the gmciaphy ot the
echbdl ittel as oa U» psge o( th3 spaetaded
.^loaoij^. I have aeen aa doodydaya in
-May as in Kovemher. There a n iio deeper
s t o treatfaad by the grandmoBiar tiianby
'toe granddanriitar, fccoorrrreectt tthhe popnlw
an hapirfer la
and yoath ihan t h v wOI be aoaln;
If we live uiKfat, the d&c the happier, the
happieat womi^^ that I ever knew waa a
CbnsUan cetMiaiwrtan; her hair white as
wWlsooaldbe; thesanHdt of hwvei^Iate
in theaftanwMo, gOdioff^ peaks of now.
I have to Hv to a great many of the yoonff
people thiAlte moat mlaerabfetiine yoa m
to have is jnat now.. AM yoa advasee
le^ aa yoa come oat into the worid aad
have yoer head and heart all fall of good,
hotieat, practical ChiiOan work, tbea yoa
wfltkaowwhatitto to beginto be h«n>y.
There tee thoae -who woold have as beneve
thMTife ia dwsing thisOedown and g r a ^ s ;
bmblea. We have not found it ao. To
many o( as it haa been discovering dlamonda
larger thin the Kobinoor, and I think tb^t
oar joy will contfarae to incraaae niitfl noth-
^i^w^theeverlasteig jubilee ot heaven
hardiaMes^^Btmp livea-tte life ot an
AoMcfcan arfistH-wrote: "I don't want to
iMvethbworldontillrive some etenthat,
bomlwthegraoeofGodin this land, I have
fooadUfatolbe a v«rrobee(fnl Wng'and
not thb dark and bitter t h r n ^ ^ ^ whidi my
CtiriatueD, known
I puhiit in Fhila-ofam.
and said:
Ism
dolo-rooathhipaboBttUa
J
dedand: "Vaate U van-
I aaniqsell'waa a nCwence to tiR»e
hnniM
I woolSnSSI^Ato'tbem^^
itfter Us canventeB, whea basays in anther
Siaoe: '*Her wavs are waM of pTaaeantoeaaL
atthsr a^jMWft" I t is r a m
t o ^ ^ it wiUaasa. The kmgeraa
on «ia .
to
froxttl^Ae foot ia De*aaflrmta
«iatapaBitaaadtobe;aiid thwwm am
h e ^ TlMlMaviMt ctod ttai ever KOk
onapareaftconn Ud ia themaaaoryeCaa
ompSaM dMKhter. ^ make thetr laat
dam and baaotifM. Do not ac* aa
HbM^ wen intba wM. Ask tfaair
III IsliT aailTiiiiSllfsl inamnr^ nTfllM ifmi
^ psr&nMd CM ffa« dyhuc haWddronad
yof -'e, W W a a f c y g 1,
Quiiliail iiiw stroA'trith mnliaiiaiii.
_ tint yosT^been handed «nr into
theeoU a n w ^ the world, rather tton
thatyonaboald have been bcooght up a&-
dar a father's care and a metherli i wtaniii,
atMtoacoff at their axanple and dartia
tbeir intneace; and on the day whe».joa
followed them in k»g procaMon to tta
toaab, to find that yen aro followed I9 a acBI
larger proceaaien of nnSlial deeda done and
[wTonx words uttered. The one proeoeaioB
wai leave iti harden ia tha tomb and dls-
,band; bat that longer pcocoaa'on of idiaatly
memoriea will foravar march and. forever
waiL Ob, Itisagnodtimeforayoang wo-man
whanaheialnher faUier'a hooaek How
rarefal they are of her welfaret Howwatdt-falUtoaaporHitsof
dlharintereata! BiaSat
at the moinihKX repast, father at one end the
tatde, children on either side and between;
bat the years will roll on, and gi aat rhangtw
will be effeeted, and one will be miaaedfrom
one end the table, and another win be miased
from the other end ttie tableu -C to- di•a tytthhaatt
Toang woman's aoal who, ia that d m hoar,
h * netting bat remtfal reedleetionB.
I go farUier, ami advj» yon not to depend
for enjojnneat npoo men peraonal attrae
tiona. It woold be sheer hypoeriqr, becaaaa'
we may not have it oaraelvea, to duitdiB. qr
affect to despiae, beaaty in otheca. Wham
God gives it he gives it aa a bleaaii«aad aa!
a means of naefahieg. David and his arniy
were oomixig down from the nioantalna to
destroy Nabal and his flocka and vineyaidB.
The beaatuai Abigail, tha wife of ftOial,
went oat to arrest Um iriien he caase down
from the mountains, and she sacoeeded.
Coming to the foot of the hiS, die knelt
David, 'With hta army of swommen.
down over the dURKand whenhasawlMr
kneliinKat tbe fbot of the UD be eriad"HUlP
tQ»h{anMD.and the cave* edioadlt: "BBB
haltl? That one beaatifUwaasanhMattBg
at Uw foot o( tbe eUff bad amalail aff
tboae anaed. troo^ A itowdrop dashed
back Niagara.. The ^de^aOaba&iwaa^
potteut^SaUdi andWMeea,aad Utiiiiai,
Afasinom'ff sister, aai^MM d p i ^ t n a S
" T h e y ^ f ^ l g ^ ^ ^
deven h a M ^ one a a J i t e
d i a ^ f o r t^elr hanrlnsss • "fntftr
itKAtId thing, it doe* n«(t simto^
npon fadal istopetttasi, orapon tte'sj
^ ^ ere, or ^ flntf^
Toa sonaltaieaSii itaSaaNtinr - -
area,
tbati
tinalke tha moan, the
^ ^ thamoSera,
head bands, and tha I
wbagt, tbe rings, anl^
c h a n y h h a ^ t a i
vdh." OnlythU«<a.< r r ^ ^ -
an that on! I am glad
tter,aa«aia«
hi the world, ae
. hMforalittlptfana,
at any nte. reiasad ita
and the
-Mr
heveryhnn^thtfhak ..
it, and the Islnlssfctewfcer**
^mgal wfil ehoncS'tfaBt s v w a k ^..
so aa an fMir f
M d wUtan It. I eeaaer to j m .
Womea, t»day. to soy MwttMswSil
t kaa^ H
I'ivets, and
ordMatra. and tta darta*
tahr and the washiest 1
and the coidtat ui
aurora; bat dod wM
lights with th» hta
and Oa giorlMaC
the Oaal ceaT
andaflbwJMH
•veryAratt. Idoaafmik^
I t a T . t h c s i t e f '
C h r ^ b n t i eM
thenawaot aooir aavedk
Oh. tfTTtha pasrtfBiwn,- :
"^r rrr ISSIIL sgf NRIIIS ijH^ '
A ' T J ^ S J S t S ^
iM
^ K ^ i & s s t h ?W band.
jtteltfgBoaad man,
tnoasdai^nfrBni Boston tows;
•dBBo, batne cotfd ouy fftnm;
iji^tdfcnl,and stffl A v V ^ i
S j l i n i i T ^ l t i e a n i g .
rwM
l-ttUeoliB < t « i s Wk hoaie^
-f^oyiPjwiVxpa ooeaa inf
Icowi^ , .
-Joar^mtUr.
V m. M. culvt.
«4w I m m u m havdof Lad-be
o ^ to
lone Western settlenwnt—a
Of drlBzatkni wkieh a few
have from tbe
tfvdKMn^settleMnt
a l i a i y a tUkl^the
toate a ^ had been baded aUv^ «B-
•weredXadwell.
Ttiien related my d i e n to Lad well, but
he ivlased to believe h to be.Vtbenrise
fluin tiiB lesalt of a ditorgairfEed
•Ute, so Iretactutiyobey^ hia'iif
tion to get to bed again as
poe^le,
Slecnhad seaniBly ag^aealed my eyes
before^ the s aw strai^ phantom re-torned,
and I awoke more startied than
ev*.
Tiien mnat h»v«been a k>ok of intense
tinnn on n y face eal confronted Lftdwell
^•econdtime.
BewustiUbuty withthe peper, bat
lutonudfroinittolbtentome with*
^Mlapieaovstai^esak
R-^HADONLTTOKEPCAFELIM LE^ETITBM DF
my dream.
' 1 have bM thinking ^ e e yoa left
me that E^Oi^ilriM ft^one'^e given to
fitil^i^^siterilie; wtt -yooiq^,"
. . «B- itredrtsStTtaipidaegpvm'
jinsm^ a U r a h a r not rest vnffi I am
M^Oed Edlf^ U teaUy
- •
'i^«afcwiiit do ym .pr^MM to dor
ask^LcdweO.^
"I shaUfn direct toWgniv^ exhume
he>v iad e^eavor to rnton iuumation
onleas there are unmistakable proofs of
her daatli." I replied.
'tepoesiblsv imposdble. Ton would
b e l i n u ^ ia «a instant if discovered,and
probably I should be imtOkated.
"Ladwdl, for Ckid's sake think what
an Kwfnal faatte iitt would be for that aagel
— ..i^. ..I...II,,... if Btj dream were true. I appeal to yotl
Indwelt WM the doeter! to ^ ^ n i e . Fll ^ 1|irougfa anything for
•edidttenaa ofthe'7<»
•est to him in point of
/^mgitifm^ —fced the croeeiymaa.Nor-i
^ i w v H t b e wealthiwof thetwo. A
tifher elen^ some rssidences,
I knew Ladwell was soft hearted-»nd
would yield, so a few minutes later our
|4aM were laid.
''Remember, If we're caughtoor lives
h ipd f Pfl^olBce composed the Mca^twoctiia^, for nobody wiU be-
A t a S « A w 7 h a d M a e t o settie!' 'TU
j f ^ ^ S c r U m flkeofaliveiaood l \ M w e U,
andsim-elL
M m ^ ^ for yon if I survive it,
l ^ y i t ^ lesfdnm ot her pnc^ta Hi
Cina street' It witithe ^ p e r h im for
' o'do(dt Oorinne it • lovel:
ehild,''em|A for hiv a ^ it i ^ ' t e
with Uaok hair and evyeii and a .French
caiitpf feaiom. She u(t d&wn^afUr a
salaUttion and took her doH in'her abns.
' ' H d s i s a y y o o n g e r t d o V ' lw Mid,
" t h o u g h i t i a t h e U n v t " Sbfwesnot
entirely Mtlsfled, evUbmtly, that this was
as it shoidd be. "I have two others.
This one came-abont Ohriitmas."
Oorinne loves poetry and ean quote
f*ea Victor Hugo, Goethe, Heine and
Longfdlow. HermotheraAd ahe often
reia the poeta to the child and conld not
hare a more attentfTelisttner.—iKiwTo^i
BtrtM
^ I g i i ^ M A B b i A i a d patdMd «pJ
iforLadwdL
St was not t i n charm of this occupa-tioB
whUi h ^ a y sestless spirit at Lad-mtHet
l a n f i M , however, bat the beaaty
Mt PUA Horria, who wasAe only
•yaan,
r,was not one wiuch
ciable went rattling up diesfrek as fthif
call were ratiier a serious one, and I no-ticed
that it was just past midnight
A eld Konisveiy favoaeUy, and
l Editiiandlhad ftaUy satisfied
•thai we could be satisfied with
«Be another, he set his heel upon the af-
J r i r i a e a d i a drtcrauMd manner that
r f t had tn terminate.
fiBwnea iiad grown to be
one^ ana^jiiB tocccm
llMjttif aaotiMryovq; FhiladelpUa
^ ^ • i M t e toaigcatete the place andpst
T t o A m g i e T
y e o f fallow, waa fine kwfci
A few seconds later I emerged from
the oflSce door and followed it stealthily
up the street, looking as I went to dis-cover
if any one else was about
The night was dark, fortunately, and
no sign of any one else was visible as I
made my way to the quiet burying
nd which lay about five blocks away
om the nearest house.
The Grail*, dr i t o B l f n t t i .'
Where ia ^ blizzard'a cr^le^ita
homet »
TheAxoUe r ^ n s . The papers talki
aboot a;Wttara having- st«rn4 froaj
Kaiiitoba^batthsltia not its home-its
a t ^ i ^ i n t MvUiohaisonlyitihalfJ
' ^ W ^ do h l i n M ^ wa^-bf,
Uanitoha, knd aiaka OiMhadves mostfel^
upon the west side the Misaiadpnij
rivert Why do we sever hear of blizzaids,
in Canada, Hew England and the lOddle
States!"
Beomso the Lannntian range of monn-tains
stretches westward from Labrador!
along tbe southern line of British America
8,000 mile^ skirting the n o ^ ride of
Lake Superior, ai:d tapering out in north-eastern
Minneaota, fumlwng a pr
tecting wall of aolld rock 4,000 feet hij
against blizzards for all tbe region sou
OS i t Oeolc^ts tell us that this range
is formed of the oldert rilarian or seoi-mentary
rock to be fonnd upmi the
gtobe, and that it extends 80,000 feet
e'.ow the sarface.
From northeastern Minnesota to the
Rocky Koantains is an open treeless
plateau-^ great doorway one thousand
miles wide, through wliich the ice king
rudies. Frapi thayine southward is, in
iaiiw auni, .tlwealllB treetoas prairie
the way to ^ Gulf of Mexico, formi
west of the Missintopi river the ro;.
toboggan slide, 8,000 miles long, npon
whiw his ice crowned majei^,- the
blizzard, sweeps in all his jeweled robes
to swoon in the arms of the tropical sun.
The Texas norther, is only the frayed
fringes of the blizzard king's mantle as
he whirls past.—Atlantar OontUlvtion.
A Twelve Day*' Nap.
Thedau^ter of Gaptun of Police^
Thomas, who is subject to a peculiar af-
;«r gpod Ca^ly, wM a
When I arrived Ladwell was awaiting
me, his horse tethered in the shade of a
tree. We took from the sociable a spad^ L .. ^ . .
and after some little searching found the Section that causes her to go into long
grave we were in search of. | trance., awoke y w t ^ y morning after
We took turns at the digging, and * that bad been unbroken for
, while one dog the other w a t ^ ^ i during which time die has
; Our task was soon completed. wrtaken of no notelshment When
a a d « he made him- But,»! nnmitigatcd fiorror! no sign "he awokehCTmind was bngbt, but ^
1 a M « tomdeto h ^ „ ^e lifted tlte ! ^ ^"^P
T i S r ^ ^ iBak^i&form from its a p u h , She enjoyed a hearty is-
;tfcata«ioddeaIe<sae-Uhre. I could have sworn tiiat tfiose ^ ^ ^^
' * ^ * ' ^ " " ' * S r : iphaataemsofmybrainweretrue. and toally fell to readme Id'
take, him np, and p e ^ ^ w e l l mydi^y. » L e t b e e n .aw«ting.her awaleni,
^ ^ T l i i r T i ^ i h l ? O r «« wiU try oar
^ ^ ^ » best"
j '•Tryour beet in tiiefKe o f t l n s r 1
r ^^-rsestaeeee ta m oocieet aad aa aoon, eaid.
' i'^lft^mm i m m had been bailt for tiie "Certainly. If yon consent we will
^ teOooafag aapttals j a p j ^ t h e n u ^ e t i c t e s t"
Tiilwii^e
-taljding theiViMra and wearing
Alter tiiat they return to tMr
for a Phponnee ma^ at any time ofj
life t h r ; ^ oft .'the yellow robe and'
don thik religious Bfe, tihoujg^
rarely done by those vnio have~
ttdr-Tochtion.
Between theyillose andthk Uttie hill'
was a large fdece of ground, on whicli a
fair w u l ^ g Iieldl Booths had beea'
erected on the four aides of the ground,
imd food of every kind, ieady cooke^
was on sale, as as sweetmeats, for
niaity of those present—about five thou-sand—
had conM considerable diituice. .
Frofealonal "comiques" went about
snrrounded by a host of admirers; for-iinne
tellers hM their |«tons, and most
popn'ardf all were the physicians, witiii
their hpRiUeplianDaconaeia of remedies,
powden^ t d ; ^ e j ^ eta—for the Bn^
meM haveigfnt f u t h in tfaieir meditiine
iMiL' or •'Sajvhs.*' There was also a dra-ina'tio
mrf(>nn*m» jgoing on and largely
patronized, the audience sdnattingoinihe
ground- in a circle round the p^rforiner«.'
Th^ crowd all mdually assentbl^ in
an adjoining field, where the funeral
pyre was erected. It consisted, to the
first place, of a large platform made of
bamboo and teak, from the centre of
which rose a tall, tapering, spire-like
fraiiMWork of bamboo covered with gilt
and colored papers and adoraed with a
number of little flags. A little way up
the apire the Phmngyee's body was
placedi The coffin was merely roughly-s^
ped -teak wood without any covering
oromament Presratly a Irand of sturdy
young men approached the pyre, carry-ing
on trestle-like sufiports a tall spire
similar to. that which contained the cof-fin
and ornamented in tbe same manne^
tome men wE^had c l l m b e ^ p fdr the
purpose quickly transferred the cOflSn to
areccM in ^ i s new trophy. They then eve the spire they were carrying several
srty upward jerks, thus causing the
coffia to be jerked a few inches off the
platrorm it was resting on. Tbe extra-
---jn*^--.
iin«et Thtt p n M t m t ]
iW mant people remenlier, of-ever'
V. that the flag ^ U h i t e d SlBlw
_ ^. r which Andrew Jackson and Wto-deld
S<»tt fought to the war of 1813,
coiis^sted pf fifteen stripes and fifteen
yari? The oiigtoal idea was to add
'both a etiv 'and a stripe for every aisw'
Etate; bqt in 1818 a New Tork Con-gressman
nanted Wendover, s u g g e st
fhat at tiie rale ^he. V»HtA States were
growing ^ talt(i!si piiie''t(ee in Mdne
would noi' mak^: a m u t . t d l enough to'
ho!st t j ^ fiag^ npod.
H«w Tioliii mrivs m Jiaie.
: The striii;gi^. i ^ h ' t ^ «alhi
"catrat," are tlj^-totestines
of .the yemii& ]aitab;i nringa vary
With M . l he
tern
varying - —
itnre oftBw f ^ i n g grounds the
of grasa t h ^ the ewes:eat,aad evenl
tothesmbaitt.bfstin^njB that fapsapod
the fioek. For inHtani^ the^ young
Iambs that are reared on a ranny hill-side
furnish better strings than those
r e a s o n bleak and chilly hills like the
Scotch sheep fields.
"Thjs lambs are killed before they eat
any grass, ^ d just ai they are alwut
to bo weaned. This ^yes elastic
strength to the strings, which would ^
brittle, if the lamb had been feeding on
pastures. The flesh of the young lamb
killed to furnish etrtogs is haraly de-
Teloped well enough for most a]
hut it finds a ready sa'
in consequence there is no loss to the
ordinary <jeremony was gone through by tW? city is one whOM liberal
or«ix 8ttCoeMive pe&esof men.«aelfc pray of tiie impecuni
with their owntombbo spire, which w i S ^ P on® oc^ion. About a
ich party rep-jttm-
WH attiftatable to tiie ^
dehi^priaavwled
from a spirit of
:e her away then," I a i d.
letters that
With
a letter still to her hand and in the mid-dle
of a remark, she again suddenly fell
asleep.—Son Franeueo Onronicle.
Fmem Hah.
Frozen fidi are imported into Mar-aeilla
a society foimed for the
profusely ornamented.
resented one of the sur
and the ceremony was meant as a fare-well
to the Phoongyee. After the coffin
lud received its last jerk it was replaced
to the recess it had formerly occupied.
Long lines were attached to the frame-work
and carried oiit toto the crowd in
different directions, to .which large
rockets were fastened. These were fired
A and went hiatog along the lines, explod-sTing
as they struck the framework, which
was a t on fire by the third rocket and
beibg of dry, highly infiamraable ma-t
e ^ , 'was soon in' a blaze. These
rockets were made and fired by the peo-ple
of the neighboring village, and great
good luck would be the portion for the
rema nder of the year of that yil aprc
whose rocket had happened to siet the
pyre alight. .
loud expressions of satisfaction aroie
from these lucky folk; their cattle and
their lives would be u f e from the bands
of marauding dacoits, and cholera would
not come nigh tiiem. In a short time the
whole structurehad become a dena ma»s
of flame, and the clouds of smoke and
the heat were so stifling that the crowd
pose. A. steamer lately broti
pur-lit
t ^
Half an hoar later tbe body of Editil aome thirty-aix -tona of frozen fiah to ita
f ^ trtl ai —— the aociable aad the coflia • hold, the tonperatore of which had been
leaviag • t t i ^ T o ' ^ w h iA hdd ter reaatoa was afpdn cw- i kept at about freezing potot by meanaol
aednp. The g a a e waa left exaetiy t o ' a machine evaporating aulphurio 1
all iMaeai—eaa m before. j The flahan c ^ ^ t v^th the net ia
i n todlt iiifeceeiirts, the dead betweea rioneparta aad
« « t « t i i q r «ata « a d a y of &e j n d>
that X eetMd to awake
I ' w .
aadaaeaed to I Oar eown was aow to return to tiie
add.
va-riooe
parta of the Mediterranean and At-
«kntic. After arrival they are dispatched
by night in a cold tikmlbar. SxpMtoeat
fao«t bf « «iraaitoQa route, hot jnat a , haa ahown that iUk can be
I H l i S fc^ j we oS two v tim OM eight montb at tow temr
k a r ^ ^ ^ w h a U a t i d ^ y been laeieted watohv oA tiw Iei^chani;e.-^(
butcher. The strings furnished pay
very well indeed, but require expert
handling, and the bustoea reaches_per-fection
only in mme of the saiiny^g-iish
countia."—GVai^Aie.
l ^ d a l t e r a t e d «all.
Among the wealthy men residing to
this city is one whoa liberality has made
iniousonmore
year ago he
received a letter from a-small town to
Ohio saying: "Won't you pleaa a rd
me your photognph? I have heard ol
you so of tea that I 'am very desiroua ol
knowing you belter." The gentleman,
thinking the applicant was getttogup
some sort of -a galleiy, a n t the photo-
^ y h . A few moMhs later'be received
a letter eaying: "The photograph was
received, and deeply obliged. I would
like to have sometMng more to remem-ber
you by. Couldn^ you and me a
iratck andlrhaiii'i'*
be|{aa^to disperse.
erhaps the strangest thtog about the
ceremony w u the total abwnce. of any-thing
like monming or solemnity. From
first to last it was looked npon a an
occhtion for unlimited fun and enjoy-ment
Every one was out on a spree,
and few, if remained to w}tnea the
end of the Phoongyee cremation.—/n-
^UanPtoHUn? OaafU.
A aoHd
worked,'
cnitt--ag toa bedstad, richly
totely made at Birming-i
ham, England,for a CalcuttamiUion^n.'
lis Icttar naturally met with no re-sponse.
' A short time ago a third lettci
was a n t . which siid modatly: "I sup- r)Te you have forgotten me by th's time,
wrjtc yon sometime Since, aking you
to tend mi a watch and chain. I wish
to remind you that l am still interested
to your career. Won't you please a nd
me a watch? I've got a chain I— Weuik'
inj(o:i Gmtit.
A big owl bearded a tjato on the
Boston and Lowell Railroad, perching
on the front of the locomotive just under
the headlight At Arlington the loco-motive
was shifted to the rear of the
tra:n, .and there w a much awitching
and bell ringing and wbisUing.; but the
owl Md nuieiy through it and ihen
rodie to Boston, where he was captured
and taken home by tiie fireman.
A London coroner h a raised the ques-tion
whether a man can congh himself
to'pieca. A broken rib we* found to a
deceaaed lunatic, when medical evidence
w a brought forward to show that under
certain abnwmal conditions bona may
be broken by musouUr eSortil^ or eren
by a violent flt-of oooghing.
your happineas upon .nMitB aodal pod-
ItesonsatjQaragel looking off oi»n
ot what.S called good hrt^ yoa ooaU arrive
si andsvated and affluent M^km, a little
U i t e ttan that hiiriiicIiGadtooaiM yoa
ftdle ndstolte! The palaoefiooraC A^<«eras
tarsd with the UoodSviiditi'sbrakaabeart
There have been no mora scalding tears wept
than thae whifsh conrssd tiie -dweks of
If the ab of unhappy woman-hood
to the neat dtiacoaklbaakthroagh
thetivestrta wall,tttat sob ttittU ewe
• ^ ^ street^day Bke the-simoon of
SometlnMsI iMve heard la the
_ ot toefoha 00 tha city pavement
the hfis of tiie adders that followed
in the wak& You have coaie oat
from -your home, and you have looked
up at the ipeat hoa^> and covet a
Me under tboa arches, when, pertaps. at
that verymoment, within that hoaaa. ^ U e
OMV have been the wringtog of hiMids, thii
stactof horrorandthe very tgom ot hdL
Iknswsadiaana.. rB<r f a t l ^ a hooa wa
rWjaoeto^tiie iiSBe > wio, came tiwrd
wenplaiq; bat, bya<»an^iafortane sadi
asometlmesboaiiala'ta^hid beenofbrel
that led her iatoaWaiiant sphen. AUtha
waaheart fnU of ^ ,
and affectkxL On]iis.a'dett was a soot di>y
aad withered a the d ^ I e e i the fldd. On
herstdeitwa a father% hoase, where God
wa honored and the AOibathnight flooded
the rooms wiOi the Very mirth ot heaven.
On his side it w a a gorgeoas residence, andT
toe coming of ndraty men to be enter-tained
toere; bat winihi it were revelry and'
COiHasaesfc - — — —
ofthemarri
tiie nii^of diKontent bega:
then^sahadow. OradtlaandanUndneaste
Kouo.wmocke^'. A UO pmMcn w WIM au T ,
the caaketa ot pare g ^ , the head dress of
gleaming d l a o c ^ wfre.tker^ bnt ao Goi,
no peae& noUnd words, ne Christian sym-pathy.
The festal male that broke on tbe
antfve's ear tamed out to be a dirge, and
the wreath in the dndi wa a rsptOa ooiU
andthaophdstery t M awayod to th3 sHnd
Wasthewir^ of a destroying a i ^ , andtbe.
bead drt^s on the pitcher wen sweat of'
everhisting desj^. Oh, how many rlval-rieaand
nnhappfaieasesamoi^thoa whosbek
in social life t b ^ chief haptrfneas. It mat-ters
not how fine you have thingSj^thMre an
.oH^pmi^ whqteve them fines. TaUngoat
yqinr watA to tall the boat- of tU^ day; lome
one'Will correct your timepiaoe by iMiUing'
odt a watdi morerfaAly doMed and jeweled
Ride in a carriage that coat yoa|i800.andbe-,
fon you get around the pwk ym wQl meet
With one that cost |2,0u0. Save on yoar
waU a plotan by Copl^, and before night
yoa win hear o< tomeonewhohasapictara
freah from the stadki of Ghnrch or Biar-stadt
.
411 that this world can do for yoa in sil-ver,
in gdd. in Azminister plah, in Gobelia
tap^ry, in wide halb, in lordly ocqnaint-anoesMp,
will not give yoa the ten-thua-sandth
part of a grun of solid atlafBctlon.
The EngUdi Iwd, moving in the vary highest
sphere, wa one day fonnd seotM with
his chin on his band and his dbow on tbe
window silL looking out and nying: "Oh, I
wish I could exchange places with that dog!"
Men aodal position will never give hazi-ness
to a woman's aoal. I have had wide and
oontinooa observation, and I tdl the yoanK
women tbat they who Imild on men social
podtloa tiidr souTs immortal haroiness an
boildhigontheund.
Bnppoae thata yoang woman expends the
brightness of her early life in thisunsatisfao-ni(
isefaln?83j
am'atake!
tory
tnnity
j'eand omits the present oppw-tlsefahi?
83 in the home circle; what
yxm
UdeHMaii IttaUk As-aMOlk
to aU the World ia aa oid fad!
Why,my friends, Aould yoa be
to. be gettfaig oid( ItisasigB-ft isortoM
Cade mri^saoethaii yonhavTbebtred^^
aUy we!I or you wooH not have lived to fUi
tfina, Thegraadeatthing;Ithink,lsotsmlty,
and that Is made mi a< eeantlaa raan.
When tiia BiUe w o ^ sstfortiithaattrae-ttvanea
of Jesa Chr'.st.itays: '•Hishate
wa whiteasnow." Bnt whan the cotar goes
from tha du^andtiielastsr from the eye,
and the nring from tha step, and tiie gracet,
fuInGn from the gait, sSsi for tese who
have hnilt thdr time and thdr qteraHy upon
goodlooka. Ba all tiie passage of yean ea»
not take oatof one's face heolaiity,aad kind-nea,
and C<mipaasion, .and laith. Caltnn
yoar heart an j you caiMn your face. Tha
brightest glory that ever Deamed from a
wo^'sfSeebtherdigToaof JesatChrist
la tbe last war 3Q0 wennded sddiara came to
Phlladdphia one night, and came^hsaktsd.
aad tbqr had to axtanqwriae- Ifor
them, and tbeChiistiaa wosDsnol
aad of otter ohurdMS, woot oat t!
take care of thejwor woondad fellowsL That
night I aw a CbistoHi wooob go t h r o^
the wards of «ia hoepttal, tar deeva nOsd
m, reedy for hadTwoHb.ber hair dt-sSveled
hi toe ezeitemaT oT'ttn kow.
her face wa plato, vwT pktoi] b«k
after tbe woanis wm iasliiinnii th»
So sorely a the yars roll around tha^
home in which you now dwell will become
extinct Tbe parents will be gone, the prop-erty
will go into other poaseauom, yoa yoar-self
wiU he in other relationships, and that
home which, oiily a ymr afro, w a fnll of
congratulation, wm be extinjniahed. When
tost period roma yoa will look back to see
\That yoa did, or what you n^lected to do in
the way of making h<»ue happy. It -will be
too Ute to correct mistobea. Ifvoudidnoi
smooth the path of your parents toward tha
tomb: if you did not make their l a t days
bright and happy; if yon allowed yoox
yoanser brother to go out into the world,
nnhallowedby Christiiin and sister^ infla-cnMs:
it you allowed the yoanger sMers ot
yoar f a a ^ to come up without feding that
toen had been a Chrirtlan example set them
on your part thera will be nothing bat l>it>
temeMoClaoMntatlnn That Wttnmasa will
helnerlasBdb^'aUthe surroondinn of that
ry ohatr, by eveiy pfctare, by
mantd omaaMnli, h j evaiy-no
candk f roa to
thaOypn
weinaaa agate Ih
Heerenlfloet atgMI
good
e r t y f i ^ n i g k t ta
roa again It wa
oC a«)tbac4iay ban n
_ The
wdcoBM bocBK ••d- MM
S S & T S i "
aoMf.
limhaandtheexhaaatsdboyfsl^ ioto hk
first pIsasantsiee&dHnaftW hand on hfa
brow and he in uT dream, aad aald:
'K)h, I thought an angd taodiadmer' Tkere
may have oeen no dasdo shgaare hi tin
falura of Hn. Harris, who caaw into Urn
homital after tha Seven DOftf awfal fl^
a ue Krt down by a wounded drasnier bon
a o d h e b d h i m s ^ i a l a : "A boll throng
my body, and my poor mother wiU aver
i ^ s a h e r b o y r i ^ a p t t r i t i s r Aad
SEeleaaed over him and aid: "ShaUIbe
roar motiier and oomfort youf And he
lookedapandsaU: "Yea, TDtry to think
she'share. Pleaatowritoa ksa lettar to
her and tdl her aU about it and seodhara
ko'tof my hair and comfort hsr. Bat I
wonld^to have yoa tdl her how andi I
suffesod—ye%lwoakllike yoa to do tiMA
for die would M so for me. Hold nqr hand
whi'eldie.'' Then may have been aodassie
dee|nnceinherCeataTC8,hatalltfae hoaipttals
of Harrison's Lmtfng and FortreaMonra
would have-agreedihat Aewabeaatifal;
and if any rough man in all that ward had
insnlted her. Mme woonded aUier woaM
have leaped trom his couch, on Ur best foot,
a ^ struck hfm dad with a crotch.
A g ^ Ladviavog not to depend for hap-,
pfaiea oMr the ffotteria of men. It ia a^
poor col^liment to yoar eex t h a t a many
men fed obliged in your preeenee to offeron-meaning
comdimenta llenoapafaleioC da-gant
and elaborate sonveraation elsewherel
sometiaMa fed called upon at ttie door ot the,
drawhig-room to drop thdr commoa aeoae-and
t> dole oat sidQwing flatteria They'
a y thinsi aboat your d n s , and about yoar
^ypearance, that yoa know, and they know,
a n falsa They a y yoa are an angd
Tou know you a n aot Determined tots(
the troth in office and stove and shq^tiiey
considerithonorabletolie toa woman. Tn»
amethi^that they told you tm this side otf*
the drawmg room three i^ntes ago they
sail to aome one oo the other side of tto draw-ing
room. C^ let no one trample oayoor
: respect The meanest thing on whieh a
delOTof
faitothei^ ^^ ^ _ ,
oneartk eenU wfaMsnit
My sistsr. my daaghter, mny yeerln*an4'
belfte h-rsT ^ ;
T n foUoviag ara leylioa t^qmtf
tibna of a wsittea evaarinattwa to t f a gr
laphy to the aaesadaij g t a t e ^ ^ .
p ^ l t o aehool to Paaaqrlnato: i j i i^
t i o a - ^ e d how aaaigr beeaa* t k i ^ i t*
to tiw worl^ aad naBMiiasa." A a a n t
—Thera at»aiz oreana- tha Aitoatte,
Padfle, Axetto. Aataretie. lBdiaa,aad
Jdli^eetU oeean." Q. *Qiva to yoac
oipi woida tha dinitanoe between a
eara and a mowtWn'' A. *€hM is a
tminp to aad tik* o l t e to a touap aM.*
Q. T d l to jtmr vn wwda how a
liter ii npnmataH m tka Magy aad
thengivetha deflaitioe of ^
"Whea aea a black thtog a s Aa
jaap lita a Io4 of a a f to wonaa alLto*
geOur, fbafa a l i r w . M a i m I
ci o(wiae» to wator* toitoaA^
woman can build her hopplaeea is the flatter-ies
of men.
and their eccentric hat a yon brainlsa fop
is prood of his dangling foolnlea. Faahkin
sooaetimea makes a reasonable demand of a .
andthenweooghttoyiddtoit. Thedaisla
of the fieM have their fashkm of cdor and
leaf; the hono^cklea have their fashion of
ear drop, and the aowfiakw flnng oot ot the
winter W v e a hava their faahion of e x ^ -
i t e ^ After the sommer ahower the dqr
weds the earth with ring of rainbaw, and J
do not think we have a righttodeapfathe
elemnciM and fashiona of the WQI«, sope*
ciaUy if they make reasonable demaiwia upon
a : f.at the discipleshipand worship of fadi-ion
ia death to the body and dato to tho
m*. I am glad the worhl ia
LoA at the fa8hl<m datea of tha I
and Eighteenth c e n t o ^ and yoa wiU find
^ ^ worid is n a a extnvagant aad ex
traordinary now a it wa than, and all the
^ v e k i a things that the granddaoghtw
will do wm never eqoal that done by toe
ermdmother. Go s ^ farther hack, to tha
W e tiinea. and yoa find tiiat to tboa
tima faihion wielded a more twrible
soaptar. Yoa have only to turn to tteth'id
^ p t e r ot Isaiah, a portioa of the 8criptaia
from ^ i o h I o a a preached to yenassnaen.
A<m>a Cbmni. S o n s s M ; of
oowhMxaadaa vqplH
ment of B t i ^ to m w i U g i iiaiiitlHt
inventioai.' teeeeHf p a t o e l i i U f l F l l i ik
aiaa n l ^ m i Wf. M ^ p m v i t - .
folly wwkad iKBplitok ] i t oM
OThelavaatkaosasiaiaar a a s ^ i i t o f n ^ ,
daairaaandatserdbsetfretotoi^ X^i
whole seeret at toe ytusai is to IM itaslann
tienofthe fonae^whMi ie daiyl^ saA to.
npadva I t ^ t o t dHMtflHr eartasi.
oMdsa to beBave Hsi a l i i lwoawpeeaa
iTMon^afta sahsdlttBK U to Itaa^aiqr
asMlling proeaas, is tekaa d^aoTwaitBfr
fanaa to the retoaa-isilt aid tolatMhi
sheet inn; xataaeaie tho a e » Hai|>;lil In
ioBiyoertMn knowledge three fOnaat:,^
Okie eoantiy new in fail upesatton aaawssW
Irg with grert aaeesa. T t o a ^ toftoa
little doubt that Ctlj MW iaventiKi
U> a revolation in tiie maaalhetara j^eiaiA'
oalirok Whether the ycooaaesabe
with eqoal adVMh«e whara eeka i*-ttintowt
I can aot potitivdx aaa^a.OA fSMhajr^
refer to an worked with efeaRwwV I im.
howavar, aaonJ t&a an tmf^timmkam^
with ake wa^ tronned-wiai e ^ aoe^a
KAITSAS h a A ^
oddnameatiiananyotitoraatoi,Btoa ^^
are a tow of tiiem: The W a t o J l ^ ^ , ; . ^
ChatarvHto F u r t U y t t n '^
clone, Ctoianoo: iSa^'
City PrinrteDo^^
Valley Falto I n t i f ^ , ^
rigatcr, Fargo
Garden City l^midi? ^ t-^
di^ Cow BfiV, OtmAm
l a Iowa is a> towo^ealtoA^
aad^iriMa apapwr waa
«iitor -aataiaOy eaUed to Hm^]
hine TieiiMfJk JA
•aaMStatallMdaIyi

THA.T(«mi.S MAN FROM BOSTON
TOWN.
Ajr nm. OF OBXOOX.
T«R.«*llac*lnilMa kmsd » fair
tt(Aa»a KMd to aw:
tei HMk aad abondattt hair
^ ^ witdwry!
Crthv ^ a wttte fum;
Tlmeleotlwe kept lietWefrom faarm;
M b liimilC c«Me y a mingle.
We had now to appeal to our last re-sooroe.
Ladwell was afinn belieTer in
the virtues of the magnet Not the
slightest s^nptomof life rewarded our
minute examination. Still Ladwell
seeoM hopeful I had drifted into the
deepest despondent. Hie battery was
just placed in motion wh^n the fiist
streak of dawn stole througii the blinds.
Through them also appened a .haman
face.
There was a sound of tramping feet
proaching the door, and we both knew
that probridy our last hour had come. '
There ia » kind of Mbunal populu
among the denizens the West which
l»ooks ho delay.
Judge Lnch speedily decided upon
the merits oten,ofWealenran
vMB.wlrfcfa wiin IMi KC
i & j l ^ J t ^ S i ^ e r ^ a s s o ^
..Warailwiiv
Sew Haven
he was hit
tereis^dRtoa
91 that H'
ibbn'
Kivtfl' .two
due
(Gblhcettdi
M Kafcooflsee,
mn mtou tiM
l ^ e ^ U o o m s .
^ ^ stages,
to the^jpataie
aiid':
J»y ^
n i ^ w i s t v l
the jit Constantim^
W'ghiag/aizteea;teos,
£b t^e form of a tree wiilixlijb^
irrels lodged in its
flo HcWi^,
number in the city about 120,000^
thel» wealth and inteUtgence,
evee pi^nired politic^ly-as a party,
lid 'Asert a very BiriiiMt.if .nat.uea^
mik, w loia^lHiofe.
en^ tlM AttbMistan city wbtieih 8g
so ifr^eiistera .dlnpaty.
There tee thoae -who woold have as beneve
thMTife ia dwsing thisOedown and g r a ^ s ;
bmblea. We have not found it ao. To
many o( as it haa been discovering dlamonda
larger thin the Kobinoor, and I think tb^t
oar joy will contfarae to incraaae niitfl noth-
^i^w^theeverlasteig jubilee ot heaven
hardiaMes^^Btmp livea-tte life ot an
AoMcfcan arfistH-wrote: "I don't want to
iMvethbworldontillrive some etenthat,
bomlwthegraoeofGodin this land, I have
fooadUfatolbe a v«rrobee(fnl Wng'and
not thb dark and bitter t h r n ^ ^ ^ whidi my
CtiriatueD, known
I puhiit in Fhila-ofam.
and said:
Ism
dolo-rooathhipaboBttUa
J
dedand: "Vaate U van-
I aaniqsell'waa a nCwence to tiR»e
hnniM
I woolSnSSI^Ato'tbem^^
itfter Us canventeB, whea basays in anther
Siaoe: '*Her wavs are waM of pTaaeantoeaaL
atthsr a^jMWft" I t is r a m
t o ^ ^ it wiUaasa. The kmgeraa
on «ia .
to
froxttl^Ae foot ia De*aaflrmta
«iatapaBitaaadtobe;aiid thwwm am
h e ^ TlMlMaviMt ctod ttai ever KOk
onapareaftconn Ud ia themaaaoryeCaa
ompSaM dMKhter. ^ make thetr laat
dam and baaotifM. Do not ac* aa
HbM^ wen intba wM. Ask tfaair
III IsliT aailTiiiiSllfsl inamnr^ nTfllM ifmi
^ psr&nMd CM ffa« dyhuc haWddronad
yof -'e, W W a a f c y g 1,
Quiiliail iiiw stroA'trith mnliaiiaiii.
_ tint yosT^been handed «nr into
theeoU a n w ^ the world, rather tton
thatyonaboald have been bcooght up a&-
dar a father's care and a metherli i wtaniii,
atMtoacoff at their axanple and dartia
tbeir intneace; and on the day whe».joa
followed them in k»g procaMon to tta
toaab, to find that yen aro followed I9 a acBI
larger proceaaien of nnSlial deeda done and
[wTonx words uttered. The one proeoeaioB
wai leave iti harden ia tha tomb and dls-
,band; bat that longer pcocoaa'on of idiaatly
memoriea will foravar march and. forever
waiL Ob, Itisagnodtimeforayoang wo-man
whanaheialnher faUier'a hooaek How
rarefal they are of her welfaret Howwatdt-falUtoaaporHitsof
dlharintereata! BiaSat
at the moinihKX repast, father at one end the
tatde, children on either side and between;
bat the years will roll on, and gi aat rhangtw
will be effeeted, and one will be miaaedfrom
one end the table, and another win be miased
from the other end ttie tableu -C to- di•a tytthhaatt
Toang woman's aoal who, ia that d m hoar,
h * netting bat remtfal reedleetionB.
I go farUier, ami advj» yon not to depend
for enjojnneat npoo men peraonal attrae
tiona. It woold be sheer hypoeriqr, becaaaa'
we may not have it oaraelvea, to duitdiB. qr
affect to despiae, beaaty in otheca. Wham
God gives it he gives it aa a bleaaii«aad aa!
a means of naefahieg. David and his arniy
were oomixig down from the nioantalna to
destroy Nabal and his flocka and vineyaidB.
The beaatuai Abigail, tha wife of ftOial,
went oat to arrest Um iriien he caase down
from the mountains, and she sacoeeded.
Coming to the foot of the hiS, die knelt
David, 'With hta army of swommen.
down over the dURKand whenhasawlMr
kneliinKat tbe fbot of the UD be eriad"HUlP
tQ»h{anMD.and the cave* edioadlt: "BBB
haltl? That one beaatifUwaasanhMattBg
at Uw foot o( tbe eUff bad amalail aff
tboae anaed. troo^ A itowdrop dashed
back Niagara.. The ^de^aOaba&iwaa^
potteut^SaUdi andWMeea,aad Utiiiiai,
Afasinom'ff sister, aai^MM d p i ^ t n a S
" T h e y ^ f ^ l g ^ ^ ^
deven h a M ^ one a a J i t e
d i a ^ f o r t^elr hanrlnsss • "fntftr
itKAtId thing, it doe* n«(t simto^
npon fadal istopetttasi, orapon tte'sj
^ ^ ere, or ^ flntf^
Toa sonaltaieaSii itaSaaNtinr - -
area,
tbati
tinalke tha moan, the
^ ^ thamoSera,
head bands, and tha I
wbagt, tbe rings, anl^
c h a n y h h a ^ t a i
vdh." OnlythU«ok of intense
tinnn on n y face eal confronted Lftdwell
^•econdtime.
BewustiUbuty withthe peper, bat
lutonudfroinittolbtentome with*
^Mlapieaovstai^esak
R-^HADONLTTOKEPCAFELIM LE^ETITBM DF
my dream.
' 1 have bM thinking ^ e e yoa left
me that E^Oi^ilriM ft^one'^e given to
fitil^i^^siterilie; wtt -yooiq^,"
. . «B- itredrtsStTtaipidaegpvm'
jinsm^ a U r a h a r not rest vnffi I am
M^Oed Edlf^ U teaUy
- •
'i^«afcwiiit do ym .pr^MM to dor
ask^LcdweO.^
"I shaUfn direct toWgniv^ exhume
he>v iad e^eavor to rnton iuumation
onleas there are unmistakable proofs of
her daatli." I replied.
'tepoesiblsv imposdble. Ton would
b e l i n u ^ ia «a instant if discovered,and
probably I should be imtOkated.
"Ladwdl, for Ckid's sake think what
an Kwfnal faatte iitt would be for that aagel
— ..i^. ..I...II,,... if Btj dream were true. I appeal to yotl
Indwelt WM the doeter! to ^ ^ n i e . Fll ^ 1|irougfa anything for
•edidttenaa ofthe'7nn*m» jgoing on and largely
patronized, the audience sdnattingoinihe
ground- in a circle round the p^rforiner«.'
Th^ crowd all mdually assentbl^ in
an adjoining field, where the funeral
pyre was erected. It consisted, to the
first place, of a large platform made of
bamboo and teak, from the centre of
which rose a tall, tapering, spire-like
fraiiMWork of bamboo covered with gilt
and colored papers and adoraed with a
number of little flags. A little way up
the apire the Phmngyee's body was
placedi The coffin was merely roughly-s^
ped -teak wood without any covering
oromament Presratly a Irand of sturdy
young men approached the pyre, carry-ing
on trestle-like sufiports a tall spire
similar to. that which contained the cof-fin
and ornamented in tbe same manne^
tome men wE^had c l l m b e ^ p fdr the
purpose quickly transferred the cOflSn to
areccM in ^ i s new trophy. They then eve the spire they were carrying several
srty upward jerks, thus causing the
coffia to be jerked a few inches off the
platrorm it was resting on. Tbe extra-
---jn*^--.
iin«et Thtt p n M t m t ]
iW mant people remenlier, of-ever'
V. that the flag ^ U h i t e d SlBlw
_ ^. r which Andrew Jackson and Wto-deld
S
that X eetMd to awake
I ' w .
aadaaeaed to I Oar eown was aow to return to tiie
add.
va-riooe
parta of the Mediterranean and At-
«kntic. After arrival they are dispatched
by night in a cold tikmlbar. SxpMtoeat
fao«t bf « «iraaitoQa route, hot jnat a , haa ahown that iUk can be
I H l i S fc^ j we oS two v tim OM eight montb at tow temr
k a r ^ ^ ^ w h a U a t i d ^ y been laeieted watohv oA tiw Iei^chani;e.-^(
butcher. The strings furnished pay
very well indeed, but require expert
handling, and the bustoea reaches_per-fection
only in mme of the saiiny^g-iish
countia."—GVai^Aie.
l ^ d a l t e r a t e d «all.
Among the wealthy men residing to
this city is one whoa liberality has made
iniousonmore
year ago he
received a letter from a-small town to
Ohio saying: "Won't you pleaa a rd
me your photognph? I have heard ol
you so of tea that I 'am very desiroua ol
knowing you belter." The gentleman,
thinking the applicant was getttogup
some sort of -a galleiy, a n t the photo-
^ y h . A few moMhs later'be received
a letter eaying: "The photograph was
received, and deeply obliged. I would
like to have sometMng more to remem-ber
you by. Couldn^ you and me a
iratck andlrhaiii'i'*
be|{aa^to disperse.
erhaps the strangest thtog about the
ceremony w u the total abwnce. of any-thing
like monming or solemnity. From
first to last it was looked npon a an
occhtion for unlimited fun and enjoy-ment
Every one was out on a spree,
and few, if remained to w}tnea the
end of the Phoongyee cremation.—/n-
^UanPtoHUn? OaafU.
A aoHd
worked,'
cnitt--ag toa bedstad, richly
totely made at Birming-i
ham, England,for a CalcuttamiUion^n.'
lis Icttar naturally met with no re-sponse.
' A short time ago a third lettci
was a n t . which siid modatly: "I sup- r)Te you have forgotten me by th's time,
wrjtc yon sometime Since, aking you
to tend mi a watch and chain. I wish
to remind you that l am still interested
to your career. Won't you please a nd
me a watch? I've got a chain I— Weuik'
inj(o:i Gmtit.
A big owl bearded a tjato on the
Boston and Lowell Railroad, perching
on the front of the locomotive just under
the headlight At Arlington the loco-motive
was shifted to the rear of the
tra:n, .and there w a much awitching
and bell ringing and wbisUing.; but the
owl Md nuieiy through it and ihen
rodie to Boston, where he was captured
and taken home by tiie fireman.
A London coroner h a raised the ques-tion
whether a man can congh himself
to'pieca. A broken rib we* found to a
deceaaed lunatic, when medical evidence
w a brought forward to show that under
certain abnwmal conditions bona may
be broken by musouUr eSortil^ or eren
by a violent flt-of oooghing.
your happineas upon .nMitB aodal pod-
ItesonsatjQaragel looking off oi»n
ot what.S called good hrt^ yoa ooaU arrive
si andsvated and affluent M^km, a little
U i t e ttan that hiiriiicIiGadtooaiM yoa
ftdle ndstolte! The palaoefiooraC A^ and covet a
Me under tboa arches, when, pertaps. at
that verymoment, within that hoaaa. ^ U e
OMV have been the wringtog of hiMids, thii
stactof horrorandthe very tgom ot hdL
Iknswsadiaana.. rB wio, came tiwrd
wenplaiq; bat, byay
aad withered a the d ^ I e e i the fldd. On
herstdeitwa a father% hoase, where God
wa honored and the AOibathnight flooded
the rooms wiOi the Very mirth ot heaven.
On his side it w a a gorgeoas residence, andT
toe coming of ndraty men to be enter-tained
toere; bat winihi it were revelry and'
COiHasaesfc - — — —
ofthemarri
tiie nii^of diKontent bega:
then^sahadow. OradtlaandanUndneaste
Kouo.wmocke^'. A UO pmMcn w WIM au T ,
the caaketa ot pare g ^ , the head dress of
gleaming d l a o c ^ wfre.tker^ bnt ao Goi,
no peae& noUnd words, ne Christian sym-pathy.
The festal male that broke on tbe
antfve's ear tamed out to be a dirge, and
the wreath in the dndi wa a rsptOa ooiU
andthaophdstery t M awayod to th3 sHnd
Wasthewir^ of a destroying a i ^ , andtbe.
bead drt^s on the pitcher wen sweat of'
everhisting desj^. Oh, how many rlval-rieaand
nnhappfaieasesamoi^thoa whosbek
in social life t b ^ chief haptrfneas. It mat-ters
not how fine you have thingSj^thMre an
.oH^pmi^ whqteve them fines. TaUngoat
yqinr watA to tall the boat- of tU^ day; lome
one'Will correct your timepiaoe by iMiUing'
odt a watdi morerfaAly doMed and jeweled
Ride in a carriage that coat yoa|i800.andbe-,
fon you get around the pwk ym wQl meet
With one that cost |2,0u0. Save on yoar
waU a plotan by Copl^, and before night
yoa win hear o< tomeonewhohasapictara
freah from the stadki of Ghnrch or Biar-stadt
.
411 that this world can do for yoa in sil-ver,
in gdd. in Azminister plah, in Gobelia
tap^ry, in wide halb, in lordly ocqnaint-anoesMp,
will not give yoa the ten-thua-sandth
part of a grun of solid atlafBctlon.
The EngUdi Iwd, moving in the vary highest
sphere, wa one day fonnd seotM with
his chin on his band and his dbow on tbe
window silL looking out and nying: "Oh, I
wish I could exchange places with that dog!"
Men aodal position will never give hazi-ness
to a woman's aoal. I have had wide and
oontinooa observation, and I tdl the yoanK
women tbat they who Imild on men social
podtloa tiidr souTs immortal haroiness an
boildhigontheund.
Bnppoae thata yoang woman expends the
brightness of her early life in thisunsatisfao-ni(
isefaln?83j
am'atake!
tory
tnnity
j'eand omits the present oppw-tlsefahi?
83 in the home circle; what
yxm
UdeHMaii IttaUk As-aMOlk
to aU the World ia aa oid fad!
Why,my friends, Aould yoa be
to. be gettfaig oid( ItisasigB-ft isortoM
Cade mri^saoethaii yonhavTbebtred^^
aUy we!I or you wooH not have lived to fUi
tfina, Thegraadeatthing;Ithink,lsotsmlty,
and that Is made mi a< eeantlaa raan.
When tiia BiUe w o ^ sstfortiithaattrae-ttvanea
of Jesa Chr'.st.itays: '•Hishate
wa whiteasnow." Bnt whan the cotar goes
from tha du^andtiielastsr from the eye,
and the nring from tha step, and tiie gracet,
fuInGn from the gait, sSsi for tese who
have hnilt thdr time and thdr qteraHy upon
goodlooka. Ba all tiie passage of yean ea»
not take oatof one's face heolaiity,aad kind-nea,
and Cit>
temeMoClaoMntatlnn That Wttnmasa will
helnerlasBdb^'aUthe surroondinn of that
ry ohatr, by eveiy pfctare, by
mantd omaaMnli, h j evaiy-no
candk f roa to
thaOypn
weinaaa agate Ih
Heerenlfloet atgMI
good
e r t y f i ^ n i g k t ta
roa again It wa
oC a«)tbac4iay ban n
_ The
wdcoBM bocBK ••d- MM
S S & T S i "
aoMf.
limhaandtheexhaaatsdboyfsl^ ioto hk
first pIsasantsiee&dHnaftW hand on hfa
brow and he in uT dream, aad aald:
'K)h, I thought an angd taodiadmer' Tkere
may have oeen no dasdo shgaare hi tin
falura of Hn. Harris, who caaw into Urn
homital after tha Seven DOftf awfal fl^
a ue Krt down by a wounded drasnier bon
a o d h e b d h i m s ^ i a l a : "A boll throng
my body, and my poor mother wiU aver
i ^ s a h e r b o y r i ^ a p t t r i t i s r Aad
SEeleaaed over him and aid: "ShaUIbe
roar motiier and oomfort youf And he
lookedapandsaU: "Yea, TDtry to think
she'share. Pleaatowritoa ksa lettar to
her and tdl her aU about it and seodhara
ko'tof my hair and comfort hsr. Bat I
wonld^to have yoa tdl her how andi I
suffesod—ye%lwoakllike yoa to do tiMA
for die would M so for me. Hold nqr hand
whi'eldie.'' Then may have been aodassie
dee|nnceinherCeataTC8,hatalltfae hoaipttals
of Harrison's Lmtfng and FortreaMonra
would have-agreedihat Aewabeaatifal;
and if any rough man in all that ward had
insnlted her. Mme woonded aUier woaM
have leaped trom his couch, on Ur best foot,
a ^ struck hfm dad with a crotch.
A g ^ Ladviavog not to depend for hap-,
pfaiea oMr the ffotteria of men. It ia a^
poor col^liment to yoar eex t h a t a many
men fed obliged in your preeenee to offeron-meaning
comdimenta llenoapafaleioC da-gant
and elaborate sonveraation elsewherel
sometiaMa fed called upon at ttie door ot the,
drawhig-room to drop thdr commoa aeoae-and
t> dole oat sidQwing flatteria They'
a y thinsi aboat your d n s , and about yoar
^ypearance, that yoa know, and they know,
a n falsa They a y yoa are an angd
Tou know you a n aot Determined tots(
the troth in office and stove and shq^tiiey
considerithonorabletolie toa woman. Tn»
amethi^that they told you tm this side otf*
the drawmg room three i^ntes ago they
sail to aome one oo the other side of tto draw-ing
room. C^ let no one trample oayoor
: respect The meanest thing on whieh a
delOTof
faitothei^ ^^ ^ _ ,
oneartk eenU wfaMsnit
My sistsr. my daaghter, mny yeerln*an4'
belfte h-rsT ^ ;
T n foUoviag ara leylioa t^qmtf
tibna of a wsittea evaarinattwa to t f a gr
laphy to the aaesadaij g t a t e ^ ^ .
p ^ l t o aehool to Paaaqrlnato: i j i i^
t i o a - ^ e d how aaaigr beeaa* t k i ^ i t*
to tiw worl^ aad naBMiiasa." A a a n t
—Thera at»aiz oreana- tha Aitoatte,
Padfle, Axetto. Aataretie. lBdiaa,aad
Jdli^eetU oeean." Q. *Qiva to yoac
oipi woida tha dinitanoe between a
eara and a mowtWn'' A. *€hM is a
tminp to aad tik* o l t e to a touap aM.*
Q. T d l to jtmr vn wwda how a
liter ii npnmataH m tka Magy aad
thengivetha deflaitioe of ^
"Whea aea a black thtog a s Aa
jaap lita a Io4 of a a f to wonaa alLto*
geOur, fbafa a l i r w . M a i m I
ci o(wiae» to wator* toitoaA^
woman can build her hopplaeea is the flatter-ies
of men.
and their eccentric hat a yon brainlsa fop
is prood of his dangling foolnlea. Faahkin
sooaetimea makes a reasonable demand of a .
andthenweooghttoyiddtoit. Thedaisla
of the fieM have their fashkm of cdor and
leaf; the hono^cklea have their fashion of
ear drop, and the aowfiakw flnng oot ot the
winter W v e a hava their faahion of e x ^ -
i t e ^ After the sommer ahower the dqr
weds the earth with ring of rainbaw, and J
do not think we have a righttodeapfathe
elemnciM and fashiona of the WQI«, sope*
ciaUy if they make reasonable demaiwia upon
a : f.at the discipleshipand worship of fadi-ion
ia death to the body and dato to tho
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